Rent a Giant Talon hardtail mountain bike for 24 hours in Wallace, Idaho, and explore the iconic Route of the Hiawatha Trail at your own pace. Discover rugged trails, historic tunnels, and stunning scenery on this all-day adventure.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
Up to 24 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness is recommended to enjoy several hours of continuous riding on varied terrain.
Wildlife
History
Wallace was a pivotal silver mining town and key stop on historic rail routes, with many original mining structures still visible today.
Conservation
Local efforts focus on protecting the Route of the Hiawatha corridor by maintaining trails and educating riders on low-impact outdoor ethics.
Bicycle Adventures, Inc.
Rent a Giant Talon hardtail mountain bike for 24 hours in Wallace, Idaho, and explore the iconic Route of the Hiawatha Trail at your own pace. Discover rugged trails, historic tunnels, and stunning scenery on this all-day adventure.
Bicycle Adventures, Inc., based in Wallace, Idaho, offers 24‑hour bicycle rentals designed for self‑guided exploration of the Silver Valley and nearby Coeur d’Alene trails. Rentals are listed with specific models and clear 24‑hour durations so riders can plan a full day from morning through evening.
Available equipment includes the Yukon 2 fat tire bike, noted for comfort and versatility on mixed terrain, and the Giant Talon hardtail mountain bike, described for dirt and gravel trails with a lightweight aluminum frame, hydraulic brakes, and tubeless tires. A carbon gravel bike is offered for extended rides on Coeur d’Alene area roads and the Route of the Hiawatha. Pedal‑assist E‑bikes are provided for longer or assisted exploration around Historic Wallace and the Trail of the Coeur d’Alene.
Trip listings highlight model features and suggested routes, including rail‑trail segments like the Route of the Hiawatha and multiple USFS roads. Rentals are structured in 24‑hour blocks to accommodate flexible itineraries and self‑paced adventure. Reservation guidance in listings encourages riders to reserve the appropriate fit for a more comfortable ride.
These rental options suit a range of terrain and rider goals: fat‑tire comfort for mixed surfaces, a hardtail for trail and gravel stability, carbon gravel for longer mixed‑surface rides, and E‑bikes for pedal‑assist exploration. Based in Wallace, Idaho, operation information points riders to local trails and provides detailed product summaries to support confident booking decisions.
Rental Duration
24 hours
Full‑day rentals for flexible plans
Base Location
Wallace, Idaho
Access to Coeur d’Alene trails
Bike Types
Fat, Hardtail, Gravel, E‑bike
Options for varied terrain
Featured Models
Yukon 2, Giant Talon
Named models listed in descriptions
Select Yukon 2, Giant Talon, carbon gravel, or an E‑bike and reserve a full day to explore Route of the Hiawatha, Historic Wallace, and Coeur d’Alene trails.
Check Tire Pressure Before Riding
Proper tire pressure improves traction and comfort on dirt and gravel surfaces along the Route of the Hiawatha.
Bring Plenty of Water
Hydrate frequently, especially since some trail sections have limited access to water sources.
Use a Headlamp for Tunnel Passages
Certain historical tunnels along the trail are dark—carry a reliable light for safety and visibility.
Wear Layered Clothing
Mountain weather can change quickly; layers help you stay comfortable throughout the day.
Helmet
Provides critical head protection while navigating rough and uneven terrain.
Hydration Pack
Keeps you hydrated during long rides, especially in warm weather.
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Mountain Bike Gloves
Enhances grip and protects hands from abrasions and vibrations.
Headlamp or Bike Light
Essential for safely riding through tunnels or low-light conditions on the trail.
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